MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — The Milwaukee Brewers wrapped up the 2026 MLB Draft on Sunday, selecting 20 players highlighted by first-round shortstop Trey Ebel and one of the top-ranked outfielders in the draft.

Milwaukee used the No. 25 overall pick on Ebel, a 17-year-old shortstop from Corona High School in California. Ebel batted .417 with 10 doubles, two triples, nine home runs, 47 RBI and just six strikeouts in 31 games as a senior. He is committed to Texas A&M and joins his older brother, Brady Ebel, in the Brewers organization after Brady was selected 32nd overall by Milwaukee in the 2025 MLB Draft.

The Brewers followed by selecting Texas Christian outfielder Sawyer Strosnider with the 66th overall pick. Strosnider was the 2025 Big 12 Freshman of the Year, the National Freshman Hitter of the Year and was ranked the No. 13 overall prospect by Baseball America and No. 22 by MLB Pipeline entering the draft.

Milwaukee's third-round selection, Florida outfielder Kyle Jones, hit .317 this season while leading the Gators in doubles and stolen bases. Jones was previously named the Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year and was an NCAA Gold Glove finalist while playing at Stetson.

The Brewers also added several highly regarded pitchers, including fourth-round pick Julian Garcia, who posted a 0.80 ERA with 107 strikeouts and just 10 walks as a senior at St. John Bosco High School in California and was named the 2026 California Player of the Year by MaxPreps. Fifth-round pick Aidan Knaak arrives from Clemson after recording 306 strikeouts in three collegiate seasons and earning National Freshman Pitcher of the Year honors in 2024.

The Brewers' complete 2026 draft class includes:

• Round 1, Pick 25: Trey Ebel, SS, Corona High School (CA)
• Round 2, Pick 66: Sawyer Strosnider, OF, TCU
• Round 3, Pick 102: Kyle Jones, OF, Florida
• Round 4, Pick 130: Julian Garcia, P, St. John Bosco High School (CA)
• Round 5, Pick 163: Aidan Knaak, P, Clemson
• Round 6, Pick 192: Ryan Oshinskie, P, Brown
• Round 7, Pick 221: Grant Hill, P, Chelsea High School (AL)
• Round 8, Pick 251: Kellan Tom, 1B, Corona del Sol High School (AZ)
• Round 9, Pick 281: Chase Mora, P, Texas State
• Round 10, Pick 311: Andrew Gaines, P, Saint Joseph's
• Round 11, Pick 341: Gavin Perry, P, Western Kentucky
• Round 12, Pick 371: Marcus Kruzan, P, Minnesota
• Round 13, Pick 401: Carson Hart, OF, Mankato East High School (MN)
• Round 14, Pick 431: Daunte Bell II, P, Millikan High School (CA)
• Round 15, Pick 461: Keaton Maiorana, P, Mountain Vista High School (CO)
• Round 16, Pick 491: Bradyn Havard, P, George County High School (MS)
• Round 17, Pick 521: Chance Ruby, SS, Wilmot Union High School (WI)
• Round 18, Pick 551: Brady Smith, P, East Carter County High School (MO)
• Round 19, Pick 581: Sam George, P, Minnesota State University Mankato
• Round 20, Pick 611: Carsten Sabathia III, 1B, Houston

Several selections stood out beyond the early rounds. Ninth-round pick Chase Mora spent nearly his entire collegiate career as an infielder at Texas State before being drafted as a pitcher. During his college career, he broke Paul Goldschmidt's school home run record. Twelfth-round selection Marcus Kruzan is a Wisconsin native from Highbridge who attended Ashland High School, while 17th-round pick Chance Ruby earned First Team Division 1 All-State honors at Wilmot Union High School after batting .473 as a senior.

Milwaukee closed the draft by selecting first baseman Carsten Sabathia III in the 20th round. Sabathia is the son of Hall of Fame pitcher and Brewers Wall of Honor member CC Sabathia.

Several Wisconsin-connected players were also selected by other organizations during the draft:

• Round 3, Pick 96: Jace Mataczynski, SS, Hudson High School
• Round 6, Pick 173: Tyson Grulkowski, P, Muskego High School
• Round 7, Pick 202: Jack Brenner, C, Fond du Lac High School
• Round 12, Pick 352: Dominic Kibler, C, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Round 15, Pick 441: Dylan O'Connell, OF, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Round 18, Pick 550: Dominic Santarelli, OF, St. Joseph Catholic Academy

Kibler and O'Connell became the 27th and 28th players in University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee baseball history to be selected in the MLB Draft.